by Tim Fiorvanti | Published: Sep 08, '26

Oklahoma's Eric and Lauren Bunch thrived at a World Series of Poker stop in Tulsa, winning four WSOP Circuit rings across nine final table appearances.

by Erik Fast | Published: Sep 01, '26

Matthew Higgins captured his 10th WSOP Circuit ring by winning the Horseshoe Tunica main event for $110,851, topping a field of 367 entries.

by Tim Fiorvanti | Published: Aug 18, '26

Curtis King won his first career World Serie of Poker Circuit ring and a career-best $363,703 in the WSOPC Cherokee main event.

by Erik Fast | Published: Jul 28, '26

Texan Carson Wieland topped a 1,117-entry field in the $1,700 WSOP Circuit Choctaw main event to win $268,245 and his first career gold ring.

by Erik Fast | Published: Jul 25, '26

Matthew Blagg triumphs in the 2026 WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Las Vegas main event, earning his first title and $238,470.

by Craig Tapscott | Published: Feb 18, '26

Tyler Phillips caught the poker bug at a very early age, along with his older brother Carter. While Carter made a name for himself on the circuit during the height of the poker boom, taking down a European Poker Tour main event and two World Series of Poker bracelets, 33-year-old Tyler has caught fire as […]

by Craig Tapscott | Published: Jan 07, '26

Marshall White started playing poker while in college at Appalachian State, where he double majored in Philosophy and Spanish. The poker boom was in full effect on his campus, and White was better than most at separating others from their beer money in his weekly home game. He dabbled online, and started moving up in […]

by Craig Tapscott | Published: Dec 10, '25

Evan Sandberg attended college at Rutgers University but dropped out after just two months and began playing poker at micro-stakes online. When he turned 21, he started playing at his local casino, Lucky Chances, outside of San Francisco. He had a $3,000 bankroll at the time and jumped into the $3-$5 games, and then worked […]

by Craig Tapscott | Published: Oct 29, '25

Brek Schutten wasn’t supposed to win the World Series of Poker Circuit main event at Horseshoe Hammond in Indiana. It’s not that he didn’t have the necessary skills. In fact, he was perhaps overqualified, given his success in high roller events with buy-ins as high as $50,000. But not only was the Michigan father of […]

by Paul Oresteen | Published: Jun 25, '25

Poker is a haven for offbeat personalities that don’t quite fit into other parts of society. A glance at history shows that Stuey Ungar and Mike Caro found success as misfits in an unfit world. Preston McEwen might be the next generation’s offbeat, wayward success story – part rock star, part clutch finisher and one […]